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Ft. Worth. Less expensive, more vibrant, and more culturally distinctive than its larger counterpart than St. Paul.
Downtown Salt Lake City or Downtown Omaha?
I actually think Omaha has a better downtown. The Old Market area of Omaha adds an element of charm missing in dt SLC. The parkland on the Missouri river adds a nice touch too. I don't care for the super wide streets of SLC. The capital perched up on the hill near downtown SLC and the setting of the city has it all over Omaha. But when strictly speaking downtown's, Omaha takes it. The only part SLC does better is public transit.
Ft. Worth. Less expensive, more vibrant, and more culturally distinctive than its larger counterpart than St. Paul.
Downtown Salt Lake City or Downtown Omaha?
Admittedly Fort Worth's vibrancy has shocked me. It was VERY lively for a city its size.
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Originally Posted by Desert_SW_77
I actually think Omaha has a better downtown. The Old Market area of Omaha adds an element of charm missing in dt SLC. The parkland on the Missouri river adds a nice touch too. I don't care for the super wide streets of SLC. The capital perched up on the hill near downtown SLC and the setting of the city has it all over Omaha. But when strictly speaking downtown's, Omaha takes it. The only part SLC does better is public transit.
Downtown Houston or Downtown Dallas?
Downtown Houston for so many reasons
#1 It's so much better put together
#2 It's far more cultural and vibrant
#3 It's not image conscious
Downtown Denver. Downtown Milwaukee or Downtown Kansas City?
Downtown Milwaukee because it is more cohesive. I like the grid and lakefront. Milwaukee is well known for its bar scene. I like a city that does not take itself too seriously.
Downtown Macon. It feels larger and has more attractions.
Downtown Cleveland or Downtown Richmond?
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Downtown Macon. It feels larger and has more attractions.
Lol no it doesn't.
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